Einstein spaces in five and seven dimensions and non-supersymmetric gauge theories
J.G. Russo

TL;DR
This paper introduces new Einstein space solutions in five and seven dimensions, constructing non-supersymmetric backgrounds in string and M-theory that connect to known brane configurations and potential six-dimensional field theories.
Contribution
It presents a one-parameter family of Einstein spaces in 5 and 7 dimensions and constructs related non-supersymmetric backgrounds in type IIB and M-theory.
Findings
New Einstein space solutions in 5 and 7 dimensions.
Construction of non-supersymmetric backgrounds asymptotic to AdS spaces.
Potential link between M-theory on these spaces and six-dimensional field theories.
Abstract
A one-parameter family of new solutions representing Einstein spaces in is presented, and used to construct non-supersymmetric backgrounds in type IIB and M-theory that asymptotically approach and . Upon dimensional reduction, the latter gives a type IIA solution representing a 4-brane with Ramond-Ramond charge, which interpolates between the "near-horizon" non-extremal D4 brane and a geometry connected by T-duality to a new constant dilaton solution in type IIB. We discuss the possibility that M-theory on this space may be related to a (0,2) six-dimensional field theory on , with fermions obeying antiperiodic boundary conditions in both circles.
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